Don’t get caught by #phishing #emails. Verify the sender’s email address prior to clicking on any links — especially if it requires you to log into your account. I called adobe when the button to take advantage of a linkedin Premium offer failed to open a new page. I escaped because the scammer didn’t do a thorough job. They didn’t create a fake setup page, that was linked to the button. When I called #Adobe support, they had me provide the sender’s email. It was not adobe.com I promptly changed my #Adobe email password, which gave me the option to terminate all active logins.